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State: Washington
Country: United States
Description: L 36", W 18", D 17", 1 ocean sun 25 watt bulb, 1 coral sun 25 watt bulb, excalibur protien skimmer, maxi jet 1200, mag-float, 25 lbs of crushed coral, 10 lbs of unknown species of live rock, 26 lbs. of unknown species of dry rock, and an aqua clear 50 filter.
Advice: research, research, research.
Fish Kept: Moon damsel, unknown damsel, clown fish, half-black angel, yellow watchman goby, red firefish, mandarin fish, and a lawn mower blenny.
Corals/Plants: fake plants
Tank Size: 40 gallons
About Yourself: My sister has a 29 gallon goldfish tank that my mom was taking care of. So my brother got a 75 gallon then a 10, and 55 freshwater. Then i thought it look fun so no affence but the saltwater fish are more livley and brighter so i got a 40 gallon breeder off of craigslist. And here i am now.

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That unknown damsel is called a Talbot's Damsel fish avatar

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